how much ground coverage for 2.5 lbs... l realize it varies upon denseness of dispertion.. but approximately?
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I spread this product around approximately 30 bushes using a barrier of about 2-3 feet around each. I got the large tub to refill the smaller 2.5 LB shaker bottle.
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I bought this product a year ago, and I don't have the container. I don't know why Amazon directs questions to me, because I think the supplier would do a better job answering any questions. If you contact the seller, they would be able to help you. Sorry I couldn't help.
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I used one-half of the plastic container to successfully protect a forty foot flowerbed.
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Yes, settings 2-4 seen to be appropriate according to the manual's examples. From my sanding experience, it spreads 3-4.5ft. I have not spread grass with it yet.
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5 inches. I don't know the density but it is wonderful. Really makes a huge difference.
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I just bought this product and was concerned about the coverage aswell. I can confirm It covered 50 square feet with two coats and there was some left in the bucket when I was all done.
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It depends on the size of the object and the material the object is made out of.It also depends on the ground and how mineralized that it is or is not.Even though all these things I have mentioned determine the particular depth you will be getting on any particular day, I will give an example.I would say a quarter in good dirt would pick up 8-10 inches.I hope this helps!
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Unless you have a lot of concrete walls in your house, it should easily cover even a large house. Our mailbox is at the end of our driveway, about 150ft from the base, and I still get a good signal there. Have never tried it further away.
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Very difficult to answer your question due to many variables. Weight of load, whether there is any incline, how soft is the sand, how far are you pulling the load, gear ratio (fast pull or slow pull)
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Covered about 100 linear feet. It lasts as long as the rain holds off. When it rains you need to reapply.
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As you've pointed out, density = mass / volume. So yes, you're correct in thinking it should be about 41 "pounds" (18.5 kg, since we're talking "mass"). I didn't actually weigh mine, and I don't recall what the shipping label stated it weighed, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's about that.
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There is not much to compare the setting chart with. I have spread granular lime with a setting of 2 (heavy application) and it worked very well. For smaller seeds keep going up in settings and try various ones. For tiny seeds like grass, I would recommend you start at 10 and see how well it does, then gradually move down, notch by notch until you get your desired coverage. I would not use this to plant any serious crop other than some generic cover crop (oats, vetch, sudan grass, etc., where over and under application are not critical issues). I hope this helps.
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I used 4 bags of 0.5 cu ft each of sand. Each bag weighed in at 48 pounds so that is nearly 200 pounds of sand. Nearly equal to 25 gallons of water..which weighs nearly 8 pounds per gallon. The guy that is using a 50 pound weight is really not securing his very well. One bag of sand and I could still tip mine over pretty easily. that was 48 pounds.
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To fill to capacity it's imperative to have on level ground, but to answer specifically, fairly level; partial full should be fine, hope this helped:)
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I've used the product twice and used 5 lbs for appox 500 - 800 sq ft. But I was overseeding a lawn that was sparse from a drought.
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The range of coverage goes just so far, doubt very much it would be altered by a small hill. Hope this helps-I am in love with my units and the fact that now my rescue babies will never wander again.
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It depends on how deep the water is, the deeper the water is the wider the coverage is. It also depends on the transducer your using.
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Officially 500 meters but varies. FPV seems to drop off maybe 100 or less. Fail safe kicks in when hit limit.
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Hello Rose, how big is the box and how dense does it have to be? We have 2 lb., 4 lb. and 8 lb. density. It needs to be 70 degrees and above to use in order for the product to work properly. - Thank you, FGCI Customer Service